A military bunker located near Saint-Malo, France, in the Brittany region. Saint-Malo was a significant fortified port city during World War II, occupied by German forces as part of the Atlantic Wall defenses. The area saw heavy fighting during the Allied liberation in 1944, with many coastal fortifications and bunkers constructed by the Germans to defend against potential Allied invasion. The nearby Cité d'Aleth promontory was particularly fortified with artillery positions and defensive structures.
Bunker near Saint-Malo
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Unknown
Military Bunker
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type Military Bunker
era WWII
Access Unknown
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